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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1943

Page

6

The Athens Messenger Establishment Details 1825 1029

Publisher Frederick W. Bush 1806 to 1929 and Gordon K. Bush listed. The Messenger Publishing Co announces weekday editions and a large Sunday issue. Rates shown for mail and carrier delivery include yearly and short-term options. Associated Press exclusive rights noted. Obituary and card of thanks pricing referenced.

Frederick W. Bush the Messenger Publishing CO Gordon K. Bush Charles H. Harris

Battle of the Pacific Over Heavily Guarded Debate

The piece frames a clash between General Douglas MacArthur and Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox over war strategy in the South Pacific. It notes MacArthur requesting more aircraft, Knox denying an imminent Australian invasion without Japanese naval concentration, and concerns about air power versus naval support amid Japanese threats to the mainland and Aleutians.

Douglas MacArthur Navy Frank Knox South Pacific MacArthur Roosevelt Knox Australia U. S. Navy Mr. Knox Washington General MacArthur Sato Japan Aleutians

Back Our Boys with Bonds War Bond Drive Call

In urging April support for the Second War Loan the piece compares local sacrifices to those of servicemen and stresses that financing is opportunity, not hardship. It urges Southeastern Ohio to back the boys with bonds and to begin a sustained war finance effort.

Coventry Stalingrad Kharkov Pacific Ohio

Wars of public relations clash over wartime losses

The piece argues Axis and U S tactics differ with Hitler concealing German damage to quell rebellion while American publicity downplays losses. It contends war news is withheld, hurting public understanding as the nation mobilizes a 13 billion dollar drive and faces ongoing sacrifices in 1943.

United States Hitler Army Navy Office of War Information

Frankfurter speech sparks debate on democracy and media

The article argues Felix Frankfurter warned that modern media like newspapers, radio, and movies can manipulate public opinion. It criticizes New Deal officials for undermining free speech and presses, and stresses the need for a populace able to judge ideas without elitist control.

Washington Felix Frankfurter Supreme Court of the United States Republic Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson Jefferson Justice Frankfurter New Deal America Congress Supreme Court Oliver Wendell Holmes

Strontium Product Co workers win union recognition

In Chauncey Ohio the Strontium Product Co employees elect the United Stone and Allied Products Workers CIO as bargaining agent under the Wagner Act. A February agreement followed a plant walkout caused by management contract violations, with union reps and management meeting to resolve the dispute. Signed by John Cooper, representative of the union.

the Messenger Strontium Product Co Route Chauncey Ohio United Stote and Allied Product Workers of America, C.so United Stone and Allied Products Workers C.lo Henry Douriff Charleston W. Va Douriff John Coope United Stote and Allied Product Workers of America, Cio

Pacific Strategy Split Notion Warns Against Overcommitment

Raymond Clapper summarizes Walter Nash the New Zealand minister to the United States arguing against a holding war in the Pacific while Germany is defeated. He notes Allied plans to strike Germany first with air power while maintaining Pacific pressure, and discusses Churchill and Australian views on demobilization and Pacific commitments.

Washington Pacific United Nations Walter Nash New Zealand United States Germany Europe Japan South Pacific Southwest Pacific Admiral Halsey General MacArthur Churchill Kenney Bismarck Sea Kavieng Warwick Fairfax The Sydney Morning Herald Casablanca Australia

Questions and Answers on War Rationing and Military Careers

A reader asks about replacing broken ration containers and is told losses are the reader’s responsibility. Another question asks if prior service in Canadian or British armies counts toward U S Army retirement after Pearl Harbor transfers. the answer is no. A separate query notes Turkey re electing President Ismet Inonu to a second four year term.

U. S Pearl Harbor

Murray City Socials Share Weekend Visits

Murray City residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Guests included Mrs. Charles Hellyer and family from Toledo, Miss Eleanor Mason of Cleveland, and many Columbus and Detroit visitors. Local residents also hosted Straitsville and Newark guests, with several families enjoying Sunday gatherings.

Murray Cify Charles Hellyer Frank Hellyer Florence Reynolds Marty Toledo Paul Cupp Newark Oscar Hellyer Eleanor Mason Cleveland H. L. Williams Jane Miller Madalene Jo New Lexigton Martha Irvin Bowersock Betty Columbus Effie Jonas Grace Donaghue Straitsville John Snyder Porter Gottke Betty Lou Gottke Jay Huston Harold Dixon Dixie Lee Orval Midciffe Nelsonville

Local residents visit and family updates across several towns

Mrs. Helen Chock and relatives in Detroit visit Lauriskey family. Many townspeople from Jobs to Lancaster share Sundays and weekends with relatives in Nelsonville Glouster McArthur Canton Barberton and Detroit while Lawrence Huntley serves in the U S Army at Camp Robinson Arkansas.

Helen Chock Detroit Mike Lauriskey Williard Dixon Mary Ann James William James Jobs Harry Jonas Straitsville Phyllis Jean John Snyder Jerry Ruth Alice Tignor Nelsonville Helen Rowland Jean Glouster William Hawk Columbus Oscar Lopez William Koon Pontiac Mich Harold Hellyer Velma Brown Myrtle Brown William McManaway Lancaster Seth Huntley Lawrence Camp Robinson Ark

Jungle Trek to Guatemala Ends in Tragedy and Tension

Allison Topping, heiress to a chicle fortune, and Barry Fielding push toward the family plantation in Guatemala. Renaldo the attorney hides motives as a bushmaster strike threatens the group. A dramatic night scene ends with a rifle shot and Allison fainting as they near the estancia.

Allison Topping Guatemala Barry Fielding Puerto Barrios Allison Barry Renaldo Quiche Jose Mr. Fielding San Cassidy

WSCS Meets At Syracuse in Asbury Church

The WSCS met at Syracuse Wednesday with eight members and one guest. Mrs. Finn Fields led devotional. Mrs. Alice Capehart chaired. The group studied Lazy America from On Thy Foundation by Rycroft. a salad course was served by Mrs. A Flanagan and Mrs. Melvin Grimm.

Asbury Methodic Church Finn Fields Alice Capehart _ progra Syracuse W.s.cs America Rycroft A. Flanagan Melvin Grimm Andreas Turnbill Columbus A. S. Crooks Charles Nease Rotel Grimm Walworth Lawrence Selley Larry Columbus R. B. Seller J. E. Carleton Racine Norman Baer Holiday's Cove W. Va Christian Baer Oa Quisenberry Irving Karr Rutland A. L. Flanagan Rutland Methodist Church Marcia Karr Norma Lisle Mildred Mary Karr Ellen Baer Don Quisenberry C. E. Williams F. Williams Burlingham F. A. Shumway Pomeroy

Bruises on the heart reflect enduring pain in verse

Poetical verse titled Bruises on the Heart reflects on how injuries of thoughtless acts maim the heart more than flesh. The speaker notes lasting pain from emotional harm and memory, ending with the author signature Mary M Kirk.

Mary M, Kirk

Hemlock Social Notes Show Local Military Families

Local notes report Army and Navy family updates from Hemlock including Herman Hodgson in the Navy meeting cousin Dick Tharp of the Marines, Warren McCoy at Camp Van Dorn with a scheduled tonsillectomy, and Noble McArtorth arriving somewhere in Africa. Also mentions visits among families, and a passing reference to war bond pricing for a Flying Fortress bomber.

Ed Davis Lillian Hunter Straitaville Gerald Paul Williams Family Athens Satur Harold Isterts Fort Wayne Ind Irene

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